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All volunteers with A Better Way must do a 40-hour domestic violence training. This training will be on Zoom from April 1st to April 5th. If you're interested in volunteering please contact our office to get signed up. The next training will take place in September.
This class provides participants with the tools to manage their anger, express emotions, lower stress levels, build healthier relationships, and create positive change in their lives. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This class is for individuals who have resorted to coercive behaviors in a relationship but are ready for a positive change. This class will be taught in a trauma informed, caring, and non-judgmental environment. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This class is for parents who want to learn and implement effective strategies to build and deepen their relationships with their children. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This group is open to anyone who has been or is currently a victim of domestic violence.
This class addresses domestic violence, so participants can develop valuable tools to help themselves make better life choices. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
Join us on April 6th for this event by Angels of Hope which will focus on Human Trafficking Awareness and Mental Health Resources.
This 8-week family violence prevention program is designed to educate at-risk couples looking for a better way to relate. The classes will discuss the effects of domestic violence, anger management, the building blocks of good relationships, communication skills, and self-development.
Come out and visit our booth at this event presented by the High Desert Regional Campus of Azusa Pacific School of Nursing.
This class provides participants with the tools to manage their anger, express emotions, lower stress levels, build healthier relationships, and create positive change in their lives. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This class is for individuals who have resorted to coercive behaviors in a relationship but are ready for a positive change. This class will be taught in a trauma informed, caring, and non-judgmental environment. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This class is for parents who want to learn and implement effective strategies to build and deepen their relationships with their children. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This 8-week family violence prevention program is designed to educate at-risk couples looking for a better way to relate. The classes will discuss the effects of domestic violence, anger management, the building blocks of good relationships, communication skills, and self-development.
This group is open to anyone who has been or is currently a victim of domestic violence.
This class addresses domestic violence, so participants can develop valuable tools to help themselves make better life choices. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
Come out and visit our booth at this event presented by Victor Valley College Thrive Resource Center.
This class provides participants with the tools to manage their anger, express emotions, lower stress levels, build healthier relationships, and create positive change in their lives. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This class is for individuals who have resorted to coercive behaviors in a relationship but are ready for a positive change. This class will be taught in a trauma informed, caring, and non-judgmental environment. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This class is for parents who want to learn and implement effective strategies to build and deepen their relationships with their children. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This 8-week family violence prevention program is designed to educate at-risk couples looking for a better way to relate. The classes will discuss the effects of domestic violence, anger management, the building blocks of good relationships, communication skills, and self-development.
This group is open to anyone who has been or is currently a victim of domestic violence.
Please join us in attending this memorial event for National Crime Victims' Rights hosted by Victor Valley College. Scan the QR code below for more information and to sign up for this free event through Eventbrite.
This class provides participants with the tools to manage their anger, express emotions, lower stress levels, build healthier relationships, and create positive change in their lives. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This class is for individuals who have resorted to coercive behaviors in a relationship but are ready for a positive change. This class will be taught in a trauma informed, caring, and non-judgmental environment. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This class is for parents who want to learn and implement effective strategies to build and deepen their relationships with their children. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
This 8-week family violence prevention program is designed to educate at-risk couples looking for a better way to relate. The classes will discuss the effects of domestic violence, anger management, the building blocks of good relationships, communication skills, and self-development.
This group is open to anyone who has been or is currently a victim of domestic violence.
This class addresses domestic violence, so participants can develop valuable tools to help themselves make better life choices. Certificate upon completion of eight weeks of continual classes.
